In Memoriam
In Memoriam
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little thought we, when so blest, it e'er would come to this ; Alas ! it proves the bitterness of pain that greets our birth, Ne'er leaves the bosom whilst the heart's a tenant of the earth.
I try to cheer my mournful breast, but no — it is in vain — The moment that ensues, too faithfully brings back life's pain ; I may by brief abstraction, seem again to wear a smile, Alas, 'tis but the wreck of one that once hath beamed awhile.
My faithful flower, thou alone hast shed love's blest perfume To ...cheer my heart, and by its light my bosom dear re'lume ; But woe for me — the trembling light thy constant heart inspires, Lives but a time, and 'mid the storms of this sad life expires.
I care not for a life, each moment still more I despise, I care not for a world that charms in falsehood's faithless guise, I care not for the wrongs my heart hath deeply undergone, If I had known, and felt the anguish of each sting alone.
But thou the partner of my joy, hath deeply shared each woe, And like the tempest-riven oak, is sinking 'neath the blow ; Ah !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
little thought we, when so blest, it e'er would come to this ; Alas ! it proves the bitterness of pain that greets our birth, Ne'er leaves the bosom whilst the heart's a tenant of the earth.
I try to cheer my mournful breast, but no — it is in vain — The moment that ensues, too faithfully brings back life's pain ; I may by brief abstraction, seem again to wear a smile, Alas, 'tis but the wreck of one that once hath beamed awhile.
My faithful flower, thou alone hast shed love's blest perfume To ...cheer my heart, and by its light my bosom dear re'lume ; But woe for me — the trembling light thy constant heart inspires, Lives but a time, and 'mid the storms of this sad life expires.
I care not for a life, each moment still more I despise, I care not for a world that charms in falsehood's faithless guise, I care not for the wrongs my heart hath deeply undergone, If I had known, and felt the anguish of each sting alone.
But thou the partner of my joy, hath deeply shared each woe, And like the tempest-riven oak, is sinking 'neath the blow ; Ah !
What to read after In Memoriam?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Barter to read onlineMoreLess
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